ffee
All tools
CSS Transition Generator
Build a transition rule, test it in the live preview and copy the CSS.
Build a transition rule
Hover me
transition: —
How to use the CSS Transition Generator
- Choose the property you want to animate and set the timing values.
- Press the toggle button to change the state and watch the transition.
- Copy the generated rule and reuse it with your own hover styles.
Features
- Property, duration, timing function and delay controls
- Toggle button that fires the transition in the preview
- Copyable rule plus a matching hover example
- Runs locally with no libraries and no network requests
Advertisement
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about the free online css transition generator.
It animates the change between two values of a property, so a hover or a state change glides
instead of jumping instantly.
Almost any animatable property, including transform, opacity, colour, background colour, box
shadow, width and border radius.
Short interactions feel best between 150 and 400 milliseconds, while larger panels and slow
reveals suit longer values.
It waits for the given time before the transition starts, which is useful for staggering
several elements in a sequence.
Press the toggle button. A transition only appears when a property actually changes from one
value to another.
It is convenient but slower, because the browser watches every property. Naming one property
keeps behaviour predictable.
Yes. Both are cheap to animate, so they are the best pair for movement and fades that stay
smooth on slower devices.
Yes, the transition generator is completely free with no account, no sign-up and no limit on
generated rules.
Last updated: October 10, 2026